How 30 units of inventory typically convert to your first profit credit

A common question from new ShareHub members: when do I actually see money in my wallet? The honest answer is, it depends on how many units you bought, which pool, and how fast that pool is selling that week. Here is what 30 units in Pool A typically look like over the first 60 days, with real numbers.

30 units in Pool A: $50 total

30 units is the base Pool A entry, total $50. That capital is deployed within minutes of your wallet debit, your inventory is allocated, and listings go live across our connected marketplaces. From that point on, every credit you see on the Sales page is tied to a real customer order that has been paid for and delivered.

The 22 to 30 day sell-through window

Based on our historical sales data, a 30-unit Pool A batch typically sells through in 22 to 30 days on average. Sales pace varies day to day: some days a unit or two clears, some days nothing. You watch this happen unit by unit on your dashboard. There is no fixed daily quota.

When you see the first credit

Your first credit lands the day your first unit is marked delivered. That could be as soon as 24 to 72 hours after the order ships, depending on the customer's location. The credit is tagged with the product name, the marketplace, and an exact timestamp. The amount falls inside the published average profit per unit range for Pool A ($0.55 to $0.65), with the exact figure depending on the SKU and channel.

Auto-restock for the rest of the 60 days

Once your initial 30 units have all sold, our team automatically restocks another 30 units in the same pool. This happens without you doing anything. The cycle repeats until the 60 day maturity window closes. You can pause restocking at any point. Profit already in your wallet is yours to withdraw at any time (minimum $5). Original capital becomes available for sell-back after the 60 days complete.

30 units is our base starting size because it lets the sell-through window spread across the full 30-day cycle, giving you a smooth flow of credits rather than one lumpy payday. You see ecommerce activity happening, not waiting on a single event.